A dooring accident happens when a driver or passenger opens a car door without checking for approaching bicycles, and the cyclist crashes into the...

Most people assume that a cyclist who strikes a pedestrian is automatically at fault. That assumption is wrong. The law looks at what each person did...

When you get hit while riding a bike, the legal system does not automatically assume the driver is at fault. You have to prove it. That burden sits...

When a car hits a bike, the first question everyone asks is whose fault it was. But there is a second question that often gets overlooked: what...

Product liability is the legal responsibility of a manufacturer or seller for putting a defective or unreasonably dangerous product into the hands of...

When you buy a product, you enter into a basic agreement. You pay money, and in return, you expect the item to work as intended without causing you...

In the intricate world of production, where raw materials are transformed into the goods we use daily, the specter of the manufacturing defect looms...

The world of children’s products is built on a foundation of trust. Parents and caregivers rely on manufacturers to create items that are not only...

Product liability is a fundamental area of law that holds manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, retailers, and others who make products available...